They are like everyone stated black shoulder peacocks. I had Emus and they did not bother with the peacocks nor did the peacocks bother them. I think something else had killed the 6 foot Emus and the peacock got blamed LOL What kind of dogs does a farm have that a teeny tiny baby bird can chase them around without getting eaten? The peas will establish a pecking order so yes the bigger one will chase the smaller one. I worm with safeguard liquid goat wormer for 3 days and repeat the dose again on the 14th day. After the second dose and 14 days later you can use Ivermectin pour on for cattle this will kill all external critters and the worms that the safeguard doesn't. You might need curid powder for coccidia and some fish zole for blackhead if they are on the ground and around mice and wild birds. Remember watch your peas cause they are great at hiding illness so if you see any changes then there is something wrong with them. Your birds are most likely pruning themselves not really "picking" at themselves. They are constantly growing and feathers are doing the same as well as putting oil on their feathers too.
